We have barristers at all levels of seniority with considerable experience of high value, long and complex discrimination claims on grounds of:
- Inequality of pay
- Gender
- Pregnancy and maternity
- Race
- Disability
- Age
- Sexual orientation
- Gender reassignment
- Religion or Belief
Our barristers are regularly involved in (and act for both sides in) discrimination claims involving employees, officeholders, partners, members of LLPs, part-time workers and fixed-term employees. We also advise on and appear in cases involving discrimination issues in non-employment fields including education, the provision of goods and services, pensions, sport, public law and cases involving equity partners.
Members of chambers write and contribute to Jordan’s Employment Law, Discrimination Law (Bloomsbury Professional), Jordan’s Equality and Discrimination: The New Law and Employment Aspects of Business Reorganisations (OUP), Tolley’s Equal Pay Handbook, the discrimination sections of Butterworth’s Employment Law Handbook (Lexis Nexis) and Harvey on Industrial Relations And Employment Law (Lexis Nexis).
All areas of employment related work are undertaken, collective and individual.
A list of relevant cases and appointments is included within each individual barrister’s personal profile.
Barristers with this Expertise
- Andrew Burns KC
- Bruce Carr KC
- Akash Nawbatt KC
- Alice Mayhew KC
- Christopher Stone KC
- Peter Edwards
- Rachel Avery
- Lucinda Harris
- Laura Bell
- Talia Barsam
- Thomas Cordrey
- Samuel Nicholls
- Kate Balmer
- Georgina Hirsch
- Jesse Crozier
- Sebastian Purnell
- Ishaani Shrivastava
- Matthew Sellwood
- Marianne Tutin
- Anna Greenley
- Sam Way
- Hitesh Dhorajiwala
- Thomas Westwell
